It sounds like Git submodules would work for you, basically it means each small project is its own repository but they are all bundled as part of one big project. Submodules work well for when there is only one contributor to keep things version-controlled but all in one place. Check them out!
I will definitely give that a try, the reason that I've left them out however is my previous bad experience with keeping them in sync across systems.
That issue might be lessened considerably here though due to both the size of the projects and the fact that It's just a single person working on them, from a single location.
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It sounds like Git submodules would work for you, basically it means each small project is its own repository but they are all bundled as part of one big project. Submodules work well for when there is only one contributor to keep things version-controlled but all in one place. Check them out!
I will definitely give that a try, the reason that I've left them out however is my previous bad experience with keeping them in sync across systems. That issue might be lessened considerably here though due to both the size of the projects and the fact that It's just a single person working on them, from a single location.